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Sri Lanka, Thailand focus on strengthening ties in health, tech and education - Newswire
The APS Mentorship Program, designed to help members make connections with other professionals across the globe, welcomes 147 participants to the 2026 cohort.
In the post-pandemic period, telemedicine services are a new addition to health sectors that facilitate bridging the gap for patients in rural and marginalized areas. The study aims to comprehend the different influential factors associated with adopting tele…
Podcast Transcript For thousands of years, humanity has used a remarkable material whose properties seem inexplicable. It can stretch several times its original length, absorb enormous amounts of energy, and return to its original shape. Its discovery led to …
Dr. Udara Kularatne, who touched various facets of life as an engineer, an investment banker, and finally an eminent physician from Cambridge University, setting unparalleled records in Sri Lankan school education, recently passed away. The 53-year-old specia…
A new report on the state of global species protection from the Yale Center for Biodiversity and Global Change shows mixed results in conservations efforts aimed at protecting land and waters for biodiversity.
The three-day Business Standard BFSI Insight Summit begins in Mumbai on October 26, bringing together top regulators, bankers and investors to discuss key challenges facing India's financial sector
A false rumor was spread on social media yesterday (24) that President Anura Kumara Dissanayake had been admitted to a private hospital due to a sudden illness. This news spread so widely that it prompted the President's Media Division to issue an official st…
"I rarely listen to music when I write. It distracts me from the rhythm and musicality I strive to build into prose. Plus, I have an internal playlist that rarely stops, even when I try my best to quiet it."
India reaffirms commitment to safe, peaceful nuclear tech at UNGA, highlighting IAEA’s role, South-South cooperation, and India-UN Fund partnerships.
Think of a robot without battery, without traditional motor and without complicated mechanical joints and only living microalgae, soft gels and source of
By Vijay JayarajA harvest of such unprecedented size by the world’s most populous grain producer does not fit the fable of a dying planet.
Updates to the Global Burden of Disease study showed that while global trends in pertussis (whooping cough) declined from 1990 to 2023, the rebound in incidence and mortality since 2020, particularly in high-income regions, reflects stalled vaccination progre…
Updates to the Global Burden of Disease Study showed that although global measles incidence and mortality had declined in 1990−2019, its resurgence since 2020 reflects stalled vaccination progress worldwide.
The global wildlife trade is a multibillion-dollar industry that mixes legal business and illegal transactions. The post Illegal Wildlife Continues to Slip Through Canada’s Borders. Experts Explain How appeared first on The Good Men Project.
Women entrepreneurs across Asia are increasingly turning to digital trade, enabling them to reach markets far beyond their local confines. This transition allows them to bypass traditional mobility challenges and limited funding opportunities. A variety of in…
Climate litigation has become a global phenomenon, but its future direction will increasingly be shaped by regions where comparatively little litigation has been documented. One such focal point is Asia. The region encompasses communities highly vulnerable to…
Sri Lanka’s spectacled cobra split from Indian populations around 2 million years ago; scientists suspect - The Times of India
Piano, the Mexican production and distribution company behind Ruben Östlund’s Palme d’Or-winning “Triangle of Sadness,” has boarded Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s “Jengira’s Magnificent Dream,” producer Julio Chavezmontes has confirmed. Tilda Swinton is attached…
Western powers are scrambling for monazite ore—but can they handle it?
'These were harder than any other blades, cut sharper and cost more': How ancient Sri Lankans created steel of legends by harnessing monsoons - Live Science
Sri Lanka, BIMSTEC Secretariat agree on establishing technology transfer facility - www.daily-sun.com
How burnt coconut helped discover new to science endemic species in Sri Lanka - news - Mongabay
Sri Lanka deploys troops after prison riot - RFI
RFAs: Competitive Research Grant Program (Sri Lanka) - fundsforNGOs
Political science alum confirmed as ambassador to Sri Lanka - University of California, Berkeley
Research Vessel Dr. Fridtjof Nansen completes marine scientific survey in Sri Lankan Waters and departs Colombo - Food and Agriculture Organization
Science-led rebuilding urged after Sri Lanka cyclone - SciDev.Net
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